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Bacteriophage lambda DNA packaging: DNA site requirements for termination and processivity.

Journal of molecular biology - 10 Aug 2001

Cue D, Feiss M

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Bacteriophage lambda chromosomes are processively packaged into preformed shells, using end-to-end multimers of intracellular viral DNA as the packaging substate. A 200 bp long DNA segment, cos, contains all the sequences needed for DNA packaging. The work reported here shows that efficient DNA packaging termination requires cos's I2 segment, in addition to the required termination subsite, cosQ, and the nicking...

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PMID: 11478856
DOI: 10.1006/jmbi.2001.4840

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